taskmanager shows cookiebot.com process

[derDay]

hi all

the internal task manger (via SHIFT+ESC) shows me always 2 processes "Subframe"

how can I check, which tab, panel or extension this subframes belong to? or is this something from vivaldi?

[Pathduck]

Subframes and dedicated workers are usually shown below the tab that's causing them. Make sure the Task column is not sorted.

SHIT+ESC

That's what I usually do too

[derDay]

@Pathduck said in taskmanager shows cookiebot.com process:

Subframes and dedicated workers are usually shown below the tab that's causing them. Make sure the Task column is not sorted.

but normally the related processes have the vertical line in front!? like in the screenshot they stand alone

SHIT+ESC

That's what I usually do too

ah, damit

[Pathduck]

@derDay Not sure, the vertical line is not necessarily always there. What is above the dedicated worker process in your screenshot?

Other than that, I guess extensions and panels could create subframes too?

[derDay]

@Pathduck
the shown dedicated worker ist "connected" to a website/tab above

[Pathduck]

@derDay Then the subframes might be connected to the website. What happens if you close it?

Are the subframes there after restarting Vivaldi?
What about disabling extensions?

[TbGbe]

@derDay said in taskmanager shows cookiebot.com process:

dedicated worker

Maybe also check vivaldi://serviceworker-internals/

[derDay]

@Pathduck said in taskmanager shows cookiebot.com process:

@derDay Then the subframes might be connected to the website. What happens if you close it?

Are the subframes there after restarting Vivaldi?
What about disabling extensions?

ok, seems that the subframes are connected to the tab above. after closing V the subframes are gone and show again, when I "activate" the suspicious tab again.
mystery solved, but nevertheless is it a bug, because it should be connected with the vertical line to the connected tab?
@Gwen-Dragon worth to report it? (or is it a chromium thing out of range from vivaldi?)

[chrisjordan91]

Okay, the subframes appear to be linked to the tab above. When I "activate" the suspect tab again after quitting V, the subframes are gone and appear again.
Although the riddle has been answered, is it still a problem because it should be connected to the related tab by a vertical line?
Is it worth reporting it to @Gwen-Dragon? (Or is it a chrome issue outside of Vivaldi's range?)

[DoctorG]

@chrisjordan91 Do you have a step-by-step description how we can reproduce it?